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unusual holiday experience even further by volunteering in Eastern Europe's largest bear reserve and)and Onesti discovered she needed a major operation of her own before she could donate an organ.Butworking with bears.eventually,both Rabbi and Onesti were cleared,and their operations were a success.More than a decadeTeach skiing in Austrialater,the kidney is functioning perfectly,and Rabbi is grateful "beyond words"every single day.Austria is one of Europe's top skiing destinations.If you're looking for a more unusual way to spend aToday,both Rabbi and Onesti lead a happy and healthy life,and their friendship has deepened overwinter holiday,why not consider training to be a ski instructor there?You'll gain a qualification that isthe years.Rabbi calls his functioning kidney "Lefty",because it was Onesti's left kidney.Although Rabbirecognized worldwide,and this programme includes a guaranteed paid instructor job at a ski resort(has relocated to Chicago,he and Onesti still see each other several times a year.And occasionally,theyonce you have finished your trainingmake public appearances together to advocate live organ donation.Go diving in Spain24.Why did Rabbi suffer from kidney failure?B.He was on dialysis for years.For a European holiday with a difference,take part in a plastic cleanup project based in Barcelona,A.He received an organ donation.help to empty plastic waste in the Mediterranean Sea and make a difference as you travel.This volunteerC.It was the side effect of a drug.D.It was caused by an operation25.What did Onesti do for Rabbi?project combines diving with collecting plastic or other waste from the water,alongside giving you theA.She turned to UNOS for help.B.She donated one kidney to himchance to explore the city.C.She wrote about his condition in a magazine.D.She used the network to find a donor.Explore Tuscany on horseback26.What did Rabbi say about the kidney donation?Tuscany,one of the best places in Europe to explore on horseback,has witnessed a sharp increase inA.It was full of difficulties.B.It worked smoothly and successfully.travelers.There are various activities that combine sightseeing with basic horse riding lessons and you canC.It ended up a total failure.D.It was canceled due to health problemsstay in Renaissance villas(文艺复兴风格的别墅)and farmhouses.You doni't need to have any experience27.What lesson does the author convey in the text?for horse riding holidays,and they are a brilliant alternative to your typical guided tourA.No pain,no gainB.Few words,many deeds.21.What does the author suggest doing in Transylvania?C.Prevention is better than cure.D.A friend in need is a friend indeed.A.Helping to care for bears.B.Finding a job in the castle.C.Reading the novel DraculaD.Visiting its modern buildingsArchitects have long turned to the past for inspiration.In this age of concrete and steel,22.Where can you earn money while traveling?however,they're more likely to look for aesthetic()influence than technical knowA.Transylvania.B.Tuscany.C.Spain.D.Austriahow.But an ancient Chinese construction technique called dougong is a remarkable视频讲解23.What do we know about horse riding holidays in Tuscany?exception.A.They suit experienced riders.B.They are unique to Tuscany.Consisting of a series of wooden brackets()with no nails or fasteners,it's over 2,500 years oldC.They are growing in popularity.D.They feature a typical guided tour.and commonly found in Chinese architecture,such as Beijing's Forbidden City.Many structures builtduring the Tang and Song dynasties featured "curtain walls"which were non-load-bearing.As a result,the砂BOnesti and Rabbi knew each other in a monthly meeting.One evening ten years ago,Onesti could tellunsupported wood shouldering the weight might break.Designers needed a technique which would moreevenly spread the burden across their structures.Their solution was dougong.something was up with Rabbi.So she approached him and asked how he was doing."Not so well,unfortunately,"Rabbi replied."I need a new kidney()."Engineering has come a long way since the ancient Chinese building technique was in fashion.Butthere's a timeless quality to it.Modern-day designers in many areas are adopting it to produce amazing andHis kidneys were failing,which resulted from an experimental drug he'd taken more than a decadestable work of architecture.Among them is Japanese architect Kengo Kuma,who used dougong-inspiredearlier for his stomach disorder.Rabbi had already registered in United Network for Organ Sharingmethods for his recent buildings:Yusuhara Wooden Bridge Museum and Cafe Kureon,a restaurant with an(UNOS),but the line was 70,000 people long at the time.Statistics showed that in the US,20 people diearea of 2,120 square feet.every day waiting for a kidney donation.He'd also been working with close friends and relations to find aFor architect Terrence Curry,the attraction of using ancient methods is about finding something thatlive donor,but he hadn't found a match.can"speak to Chinese identity".His structure Dougong Cube,now part of the School of Architecture,Onesti didn't hesitate."I'll give you one of mine,"she told Rabbi.Tsinghua University in Beijing,was constructed using classical style brackets and over 2,000 boards."ItIn a journal,Rabbi wrote that "the year that followed had many twists and turns as we followed thehas fundamental structures of dougong,but we just aren't using it in the way it was intended to be used.tough path toward donating and receiving an organ.Being accepted for transplant()was one thing,We're really pulling it out-stressing its beauty and complexity,and the way it works,"said Curry."Thebut being approved for an operation was another,and there were no guarantees."Rabbi began dialysis(shape and function of dougong is directly related to characteristics of wood,and the ability of people who英语领航卷（六）全国卷第3页（共8页）英语领航卷（六）全国卷第4页（共8页）